> An example of level-2 task is “You want to find a sustainability-related document that was sent to you by John Smith in October last year.”
This varies from easy to really, really hard depending on the specifics. I know that to do this in my specific condition I've had to do work to make it easier, and for my academic paper collection it still doesn't work consistently because Google OCR sowmtimes fails on older papers.
> The meeting room task described above requires level-3 skills. Another example of level-3 task is “You want to know what percentage of the emails sent by John Smith last month were about sustainability.”
Has anyone here ever, EVER asked this question about a peer? Or even a client? I work with computers for a living and off the top of my head I'd say, "This is incredibly annoying to do using normal tools at my disposal."
I can't help but feel like a great deal of bias went into these categorization metrics, especially past Level 1, which artificially deflate and cluster the resulting users into a group with skills in data processing and analysis.
I'd surely believe that cohort is rare.